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Posłowie do Parlamentu Europejskiego w latach 1958–1962 zostali mianowani przez parlamenty krajowe 6 państw członkowskich Unii Europejskiej. Kadencja rozpoczęła się 1 stycznia 1958 i zakończyła się 9 stycznia 1962.

Pomiędzy państwa członkowskie podzielono 142 mandaty.

Przewodniczącym PE 1958–1962 był Hans Furler (do 1960) i następnie Robert Schuman.

W Parlamencie Europejskim w latach 1955–1958 powołano trzy frakcji politycznych:
 Partia Europejskich Socjalistów (SOC)
 Europejska Partia Ludowa (CD)
 Partia Europejskich Liberałów, Demokratów i Reformatorów (LD)
 Niez. (NI)

Deputowani według grup

SOC

CD

LIB

NI

Zmiany deputowanych
 Francja

 Holandia

 Niemcy (RFN)

Przewodniczący grup
 SOC: Pierre-Olivier Lapie (do 1959), Willi Birkelbach
 CD: Alain Poher

Rozkład mandatów według państw i grup (na koniec kadencji)

Zobacz też
 posłowie w latach 1958–1962 w poszczególnych państwach członkowskich: belgijscy, francuscy, holenderscy, luksemburscy, niemieccy, włoscy

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A highly unhelpful guide to Round Seventeen
The only guide to the round that admits it's completely unhelpful.
What it lacks in insight, it makes up for with wild theories and detours onto unrelated topics.
It's your unhelpful guide to Round Seventeen.
Adelaide vs Geelong (AO) 7:50 PM
As the Melbourne media didn't predict, Rory Sloane has decided to stay in Adelaide.
If they were wrong about this, could they be wrong about other things? My world is spinning.
Despite getting this wrong, that hasn't stopped a lot of the same people giving their opinions on whether it's a good deal or not.
One thing people are pointing out is the Sloane will be older when the deal finished.
Technically, everyone is older at the end of a contract. Unless of course, Stephen Trigg wrote the contract and then who knows? It could have a side deal that makes it work in a Benjamin Button way.
I'm personally happy for Crows fans, I don't think they could have handled another person leaving them.
If someone else had dumped them they'd probably have end up like my mate Derrick, who rarely gets out of tracksuit pants these days and is keeps asking me if I'd like to hang out because he's lonely, even though I always say I'm busy.
Now they face the Cats and I hate having to tip a game that involves Geelong. Give me Carlton every time, there's a club you can rely on.
Dan Menzel returns for the Cats and Eddie Betts for the Crows. This is a must win game for the Crows, luckily that pre-season camp taught them that no matter how tough things get, they can get worse.
I'm tipping the Crows to win though in a surprise. Why? A complex algorithm that involved flipping a coin.
St Kilda vs Carlton (ES) 7:50 PM
This is the most Friday Night Football game of all time.
St Kilda announced they were slashing the price of tickets for this one, which makes sense and it's nice to see 'dynamic' ticketing being used for good for once.
So far, dynamic ticketing has been about dynamically gouging fans. What a surprise!
Who couldn't have seen that coming? Well, the AFL if you believe what they said when they announced it, but just quietly, I don't think they were being completely honest there.
While the Saints are to be applauded for trying to encourage people to come along, I think the $13 general admission price might still be $100 too high.
No, I haven't got my maths wrong, I just think they should pay people $87 if they show up, like rent-a-crowd.
Not that paying people to show up always works, I present you these two teams' seasons as evidence.
St Kilda to win.
Hawthorn vs Brisbane (UTS) 1:45 PM
A fitting game to have in Tasmania after Jeff Kennett launched a charm offensive on the state.
Being Jeff, his charm offensive was low on the charm and high on the offensive, telling Tasmanians to get behind the Hawks or they'll leave.
Those ungrateful Tasmanians wanting their own team and handing over their taxpayer dollars to the Hawks. Spare me.
The Hawks are in Tasmania for one reason only, money. Just like the family club are in pokies to the tune of $23 million last year.
The Hawks aren't committed to Tasmania, they wouldn't be there if it resulted in the same financial outcomes as playing at home.
Tasmanians quite rightly want their own team to get behind, because it would be their own team.
You know who tells Tasmanians they shouldn't have their own AFL team?
People who already have their own AFL team.
Tasmania's history alone makes them a prime candidate for a team and if you're going to bring the 'financial stability' argument or crowd turnout, remind me how Gold Coast and GWS are going again.
Brisbane actually beat Hawthorn the last time they played, hardly surprising given a lot of Hawthorn know how engineered the outcome for Brisbane.
The Lions are doing a lot well at the moment, but I think in Tasmania and with Hawthorn desperate to stay in touch with the eight, the Hawks will have them here.
Melbourne vs Western Bulldogs (MCG) 4:35 PM
The Bulldogs season got worse this week (yes it was possible) with Marcus Bontempelli having emergency surgery for severe appendicitis. It seems the appendix has taken a particular disliking to AFL players in recent years, taking out Rory Sloane and Eddie Betts last year.
While the AFL sits on its hands, complaining about congestion, the appendix is destroying football.
When will the AFL confront this vestigial organ? At least an appendicitis awareness round.
It's tempting to say that without Bontempelli, the Demons are a sure thing, but I've been around you know? I've seen things.
The Demons on the MCG and as favourites terrifies me more than making small talk.
And to be clear, small talk terrifies me. All that pretend to be a nice person and caring about other people. Exhausting.
Melbourne are coming off a home game in Darwin too, so a loss here is hardly an impossible scenario to fathom. Always good to inject some extra travel into your schedule.
Still, I can't bring myself to see the Bulldogs winning but I'm ready for it. The staff have just restocked the bar and my crying cupboard is ready to go.
Gold Coast vs Essendon(MS) 7:25 PM
Once again, the Bombers take on their traditional rivals, the AFL umpires.
The Gold Coast Suns will be out there too, but they are not the main problem.
John Worsfold pointed out this week his side has a minus 35 free kick count over their past three games.
Worsfold is going to meet with the head of the AFL's umpiring department (I believe it's a work experience kid) about it.
There are two clear reasons for the lopsided count:
The AFL sill hate Essendon
Actually, there's just one reason
I'm not one to usually promote conspiracy theories but when it comes to Essendon fans I've learnt that if you can't beat them join them.
Gillon is obviously upset about the looming court case and has ordered the umpires to make sure the Bombers don't make the finals.
I mean, what other reason is there? That the Bombers have just been undisciplined, coupled with three games being a very small sample size? That sounds crazy.
The Gold Coast don't need the umpires to lose games, they can do that all on their own thank you very much.
The only positive is that they sit 17thon the ladder so will get a great draft pick and we all know they use those very well.
Essendon to win.
Greater Western Sydney vs Richmond (SS) 7:25 PM
Are Richmond sending a team to non-MCG games anymore? It's seems they'd be better off not risking the injuries and just forfeiting.
The Tigers have been starting to get serious in the past few weeks, deciding it's better to improve as the season goes along rather than peak at the start.
This unrelenting competency from the Richmond Football Club still freaks me out. It's like if birds had started talking almost a year ago and you still found it odd when they said good morning to you as you went to work.
In fact, talking birds would have once been seen as more plausible than a Richmond team this well run and this good on the field.
The Giants are coming back from Perth and don't have a forward line, not an ideal situation against the reigning premiers.
They're all midfield the Giants, like a car with a great engine but no steering wheel.
I think the Tigers will win, even being on the road.
Collingwood vs West Coast (MCG) 1:10 PM
This is second taking on third, which all of us would have predicted at the start of the season.
This is the clash of the walking wounded. Luckily for Collingwood, having everyone injured is just the norm, they don't seem to notice it anymore.
They've won seven on the trot which makes no sense at all, but football doesn't care if it makes sense. In fact, it delights in remind us all that we are massive idiots who know nothing about it.
West Coast haven't beaten Collingwood on the MCG in 23 years. There're people in university who have never seen it happen.
The Eagles are a chance to get Darling, Kennedy, LeCras and Barrass all back this week, making this a difficult one to tip.
Still, as much as I hate to say it, I think the Pies will win this.
North Melbourne vs Sydney (ES) 3:20 PM
North season has gone like this:
Prove everyone wrong
Have some in the media then ask the question 'Can North win the Premiership?'
Instantly drop out of the eight
Yes, there's nothing worse than having the Melbourne media get behind you, just ask the Demons.
Now the Kangaroos have to win this to stay in touch, and they face a Sydney side who were very disappointing last week.
The Swans let Geelong, one of the worst centre clearance teams in the league, walk it out of the centre square with a casual ease that was breathtaking.
Both sides have injuries to juggle, and this one is another coin flip, but I think the Swans can do it.
As I always say, no Jarrad Waite, no North. OK, I've never said that before.
Fremantle vs Port Adelaide (PS) 4:40 PM
In a top eight lacking consistency, suddenly the Power look incredibly reliable, and now they get to face off against a Dockers side lacking all their AFL players, with both Fyfe and Sandilands both still injured.
Fremantle are already looking to next year, announcing Michael Johnson and Danyle Pearce won't be at the club next season. That's a good morale boost for everyone ahead of the game.
I think the Dockers started looking at next year about three years ago.
There's been talk of offering both farewell games and why not? If you're going to tank, might as well make people feel good at the same time.
Without Sandilands, Paddy Ryder should have his most enjoyable day since he got out of Essendon.
Port to win.
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Crippa
Appendicitis Awareness Round, definitely needs to happen Titus, get your people onto the AFL asap
Colin of Pascoe Vale
I read your tips as I held onto the flimsy strap inside the route 58 tram. The Tiges will win, that's all that matters. I must leave now. It is stop #43.
Titus.. are you Derrick?
Mac Hawk
Oh Titus, nothing like a Victorian who doesn"t give a rat"s arse about Tasmanians making out to be on our side because he hates Hawthorn. I like it better when your a tad more comic about hating us.
hey Mac Hawk, how about a Sydneysider on your side? GWS have given out an unlimited number of free tix to the family of anyone who plays junior AFL in the whole of SYD for tomorrow night! so almost everyone at the game will be there for free, and half of those won't understand what they're watching properly. GWS are a joke and their crowds are actually getting worse (despite top drafts and Prelim Finals) - if I was a Tasmanian and wanted my own AFL team, I'd be filthy about that. The AFL putting a second team in SYD was the equivalent of the NRL putting a second MELB team on the Mornington Peninsula with a home ground at Frankston - how well do you reckon that would go?? ...
Wow Wilko. With such great support from Sydneysiders as yourself promoting the game why oh why do GWS struggle to get crowds?
Bloke from the Outer
GWS struggle to get crowds because it's Syderney. The locals don't follow sport they only go to 'events' - state of origin, world cup soccer qualifiers et al. Turn up at league today and see 2 men and a dog.
GWS don't get any support because there are nine NRL clubs in Sydney (I realise some of you from VIC, SA, WA, TAS are just learning this as you read) playing the game that has been predominant in the city since 1908, plus the Swans had already swept up the finite amount of people in Sydney interested in Aussie Rules (although it took them many years to do so). The NRL wouldn't put a second team in a city with nine AFL teams, they're not that deluded, but the AFL in reverse?? well ...

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As the end of the year quickly approaches, the Internal Revenue Service is offering some tax tips that may help residents get a better refund next year.
Although taxes for 2008 are not due until April 15, officials say there are several items that should be looked at before the end of the year. One important item that can make a big difference is charitable contributions. According to a news release, taxpayers should make sure to give all charitable contributions before Dec. 31. IRS spokesman Clay Sanford said it is important to keep a record of any contributions, which may be something taxpayers overlook."There's a first time for everyone when it comes to charitable donations in their life," he said.
Sanford said record-keeping is very important when it comes to charity. A record of the contributions should be kept for three years, and a written communication from the charity about the contribution must be kept as well.
Marty Evans, a local spokesman for H&R Block, said tips about charitable contributions are especially relevant in Utah, where a large portion of the population gives money to their church or a local charity. Evans said residents can use "tax planning" to pay extra money to a charity before Dec. 31 and maximize their deduction.
Evans said tax planning works for taxpayers who plan to itemize their deductions. If the deductions for the year aren't quite high enough to reach a certain point for itemization, charitable contributions for the next year can be made early to make up the difference. For someone who knows how much they plan to give in the next year, that amount can be contributed early to maximize the deduction and reduce the contribution necessary next year. Tax planning does not work for everyone, but it can be a valuable way to maximize deductions.
"That's just part of tax planning and knowing what their situation is," he said.
Evans said tax planning can also be used for qualifying health, retirement and other savings plans. A person can contribute the maximum amount to these plans before the end of the year and save on taxes on the money. That way, Evans said, the government is helping contribute to the plans through the savings in taxes.
"The government is paying for up to 50 percent of your savings plan," he said.
Evan said it is also important to look through paperwork before the end of the year to make sure everything needed is available. Work expenses like travel cannot be deducted without receipts, and waiting until April may be too late to obtain the necessary paperwork.
"If you can't substantiate it, you can't deduct it," he said.
According to the release, stock owners should also evaluate their portfolios and get rid of bad stock before the year is up. Capital losses from stocks can be netted against capital gains and may be used to reduce ordinary income by up to $3,000.
Sanford said it is a good idea to start working on taxes early to ensure they are done right. Even with a tax preparer, the actual taxpayer is responsible for the tax return, so residents should take the time to research tax preparers and get references. He said some people wait too long to file their taxes and find themselves in trouble, whether it be with missing paperwork or just long lines at the post office.
'Tis the season to be charitable. For some people, that means donating a vehicle. You can donate your car through a local chapter of the National Kidney Foundation and others, or a charity that specializes in car donations and will pick up cars, sell them at auction, and give a charity some of the proceeds.
Ask the charity whether it's qualified to receive tax-deductible contributions. Most approved charities are listed online in IRS Publication 78 (www.irs.gov/app/pub-78).
The IRS says a donated car worth more than $500 that's kept in use by the charity—bringing meals to seniors, for instance—can be deducted at its current fair market value. But if it's sold at auction by the charity, you can deduct only the auction price. If the charity takes cars that can't be driven, the donation might be worth no more than a lug nut.
How much money will the charity get from a third-party arrangement?
Ask the charity's development office. Look for a share of at least 15 percent.
How much will the charity use for good deeds?
The Better Business Bureau recommends giving to charities that devote at least 65 percent of donations to good works. The BBB's National Charity Reports Index (www.bbb.org/charity) rates charities on 20 standards. Charity Navigator (www.charitynavigator.org) has information, too. Both services are free.
After you donate your car, record the name and address of the charity and the date of your donation. Get a receipt. Keep a copy of the title transfer. Report the transfer to your state motor-vehicle department and cancel your car insurance.
Remove the vehicle's license plates—unless state law says otherwise—and the registration and inspection stickers. That way, you won't be sideswiped by a later owner's violations.
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WASHINGTON The attempted military coup in Turkey could hamper the United States in its war against Islamic State in Syria and undermine other U.S. goals in the Middle East by weakening democracy and sparking prolonged instability in the NATO pact's only Muslim member.With the Turkish military and security services apparently split as gunfire and explosions rocked both Istanbul and the capital Ankara on Friday night, the United States made clear it was siding with the government of President Tayyip Erdogan.Relations between Erdogan's government and the U.S. administration have been rocky, but he has broadly cooperated in the fight against Islamic State."The United States views with gravest concern events unfolding in Turkey," Secretary of State John Kerry said on Friday. He later stressed Washington's "absolute support" for the democratically elected government during a phone call with Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu.Whatever the outcome, analysts said, the U.S. ally now faces a period of political and economic instability. That could divert the Turkish military and security services from stemming a recent series of attacks blamed on Islamic State, fighting a Kurdish insurrection and shutting off the flow of foreign militants across its border to and from Syria."From the U.S. perspective, the worst case scenario might be an ineffective coup that pitches Turkey into a prolonged power struggle," said Blaize Misztal, the national security director at the Bipartisan Policy Center.
Turkey is host to important U.S. and NATO military facilities. They include Incirlik Air Base, from which U.S. fighters and drones hit Islamic State in neighboring Syria, a CIA base from which the agency has been supporting moderate Syrian rebel forces, U.S. listening posts and an early warning radar for NATO's European missile defense system.Turkey was scheduled to attend a meeting near Washington next week of the U.S.-led anti-Islamic State coalition, although it was unclear if the attempted coup would affect that. U.S. officials have criticized Erdogan's increasing authoritarianism, Turkey's support for Islamist opposition groups fighting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and the slow pace in sealing its border with Syria to foreign fighters.


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March 25, 1966 – March 2nd, 2008
Canadian music icon, Jeff Healey, was born in Toronto on March 25, 1966. Blind from early childhood due to retinoblastoma (a rare form of eye cancer), Jeff Healey's guitar playing virtuosity and soulful voice saw him rise to prominence in the entertainment world in the late 1980s and '90s selling millions of albums worldwide.
Getting his first guitar at the age of three, he developed a unique style of playing. Placing the guitar flat on his lap, and playing it like a lap steel with his hands over the fret board, gave him the flexibility of fretting with all five fingers and the power of pulling notes with the strength of his whole hand.
For over two decades, Jeff enjoyed a successful music career that spanned rock, blues and traditional jazz. Grammy nominee and Juno award winner, he was a radio personality, a jazz historian and world famous record collector (owning a collection of 1920's and '30's jazz 78s that would ultimately top out at over 30,000 records).
With the Jeff Healey Band, he recorded five studio albums and contributed to the soundtrack of the cult classic film, Patrick Swayze's Road House; a film in which Jeff and the band were featured prominently. Over the years, Jeff's reputation as a player and a person led him to perform and record with such incredible luminaries as Stevie Ray Vaughan, B.B. King, John Mayall, Eric Clapton, the Rolling Stones, Lenny Kravitz, George Harrison, Mark Knopfler, Ian Gillan and many, many more.
In addition to countless recording sessions as a guitarist, trumpet player, singer and producer, Jeff also recorded three albums of the traditional American jazz that he loved so much. Just prior to his untimely passing, Jeff put the finishing touches on the award winning 'Mess Of Blues', his first rock/blues album in nine years.
Throughout Jeff's successful career, he was an advocate for both the blind and literacy. He showed his support by lending his name and volunteering his time to various CNIB fundraisers and Toronto's Word On The Street festival.
A childhood cancer survivor, Jeff took every opportunity to help support Sick Kids Hospital, focusing on Daisy's Eye Cancer Fund (a Childhood Retinoblastoma Research foundation), which has made great strides and has even helped the amazing progress of his own son's Retinoblastoma treatment. One of the many ways he helped support the Fund was through his annual 'It's a Very Healey Christmas' charity show at his club, Healey's (opened in 2001, it was one of two nightclubs that would bear Jeff's name in his home town of Toronto).
Jeff was a proud Canadian through and through. While he set a high standard and example as an unbelievable musician, he was also an inspiration to disabled people around the world. Awarded an honorary doctorate from McMaster University and inducted into the Terry Fox Hall of Fame, Jeff represented determination, equal opportunity and a passion to stay true to your dreams, no matter what the obstacle.
Jeff Healey passed away on March 2nd, 2008 after a three-year battle with sarcoma cancer. He was 41-years-old.
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Pepe: Cristiano Ronaldo treated unfairly in the Ballon d'Or
The Seleccao centre-back says that it is "not normal" that his compatriot has only lifted the trophy on one occasion, in light of the forward's remarkable statistics
Pepe feels his Portugal and Real Madrid team-mate Cristiano Ronaldo has been treated unfairly in relation to the Fifa Ballon d'Or.
The 28-year-old attacker was awarded the trophy in 2008, while he also made the podium in 2007, 2009, 2011 and 2012.
However, Pepe believes his compatriot has not been given enough recognition and suggested that Fifa president Sepp Blatter's recent revelation that he favours Lionel Messi over Ronaldo was telling in that regard.
"We know that, even just for the figures Cristiano has racked up, it's not normal that he's only won the Ballon d'Or once after being to the gala seven or eight times," the defender told AS.
"It just shows that a lot of strange things happen in football. It's not fair what has happened to Cristiano.
"I hope he wins the Ballon d'Or. Blatter's comments have been a real eye-opener for a lot of people.
"What Cristiano does is beyond compare. He has an unbelievable record and he's the best player on the planet. As I say, you cannot compare him to anyone right now."
Ronaldo has been in sublime form this season, netting 24 goals in 17 appearances for Real Madrid.
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Manhunt continues for 'animal' that killed Mississippi police officer
Published 2:30 pm Monday, May 6, 2019
Biloxi Police Chief John Miller speaks Monday morning at a press conference regarding the murder of a veteran police officer Sunday night.
A major manhunt continued Monday afternoon for a suspect who gunned down a veteran Biloxi police officer Sunday night in the parking lot of the police station.
Officers with multiple law enforcement agencies were searching in multiple locations for the suspect.
It's unclear what prompted the killing of Officer Robert McKeithen, a 23-year veteran of the Biloxi police department who had been scheduled to retire this year. Biloxi Police Chief John Miller said police don't know if he was targeted, or the victim of a random act.
"The animal that did this is still on the run," Miller told reporters Monday morning. "We're going to do everything within our power to bring him to justice for Robert and his family."
Authorities say the man approached McKeithen in the station's parking lot on Sunday night and shot him multiple times, either before or after coming inside the station.
Authorities released images taken from a surveillance camera inside the station, showing a suspect wearing navy blue shorts, a black T-shirt, a red beanie cap and dark high-top sneakers. Miller said the man came inside "at one point," and "seemed a bit nonchalant" as he walked around.
Authorities withheld details of the shooting itself, but Miller said that "with all of Robert's training, I don't know that there was anything else he could have done."
McKeithen was rushed to a nearby hospital emergency room, where he was pronounced dead.
Within two minutes, other officers set up "a pretty intense perimeter," but the gunman remained at large hours later, Miller said.
Officials pleaded for the public to identify the suspect, saying a $5,000 award is being offered.
The news conference was held on the steps of Biloxi's police headquarters, and Miller gestured at one point toward the crime scene, around McKeithen's patrol SUV. He said his officer was "murdered last night right here in our parking lot."
Miller turned the case over to the neighboring Gulfport Police Department, saying it's better to have an outside agency investigate the killing of one of Biloxi's officers.
Gulfport Police Chief Leonard Papania promised an "around-the-clock" investigation.
"Everyone is concerned," Papania said. "Anytime you have this kind of a deliberate and violent attack on a police officer, especially right in front of a police station, it should cause everybody great concern."
Harrison County Sheriff Troy Peterson and the local district attorney are also assisting, along with state and federal law enforcement agencies.
Miller said he believes the man is still in the area, but says he has no information to support that.
McKeithen, 58, was described as an Air Force veteran with a wife, daughter, two stepsons and a stepdaughter.
Miller said he and McKeithen had handled calls together earlier in their career. The chief said McKeithen and three other officers were awarded a medal of valor for risking their lives to rescue four special needs children during 2005's Hurricane Katrina.
"He was a very gentle man for a policeman," Miller said. "He treated people with respect and dignity and we're going to miss him sorely."
Two children — one only 4 days old — die in Mississippi apartment fire. Six others sent to hospital.


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To install Docker on macOS, see Docker for macOS.
For macOS users: The AWS SAM CLI requires that the project directory (or any parent directory) is listed in Docker File System Sharing.
Verify that Docker is working, and that you can run Docker commands from the AWS SAM CLI (for example, docker ps). You don't need to install/fetch/pull any containers because the AWS SAM CLI does it automatically, as required.
To install the Homebrew package manager, follow the instructions on the Homebrew website .
Add a brew tap from GitHub.
Install aws-sam-cli from the brew tap.
You should be able to invoke sam from the command line.
An alternate method of installing the AWS SAM CLI is by using pip. For details on how to do this, see Installing Using Pip.
If you get an error similar to the following, then you're probably using the default version of Python that came with your macOS. This is outdated.
After it's installed, repeat the installation process.


A True Classic!: Win a multiplayer game with Tycoon.
All In!: Complete chapter 7 without destroying any cooling shafts.
Automotive Dodge: Defeat Bearhug with 75% health or more.
Back on Track!: Find all trophy parts in chapter 2.
Badgerker Unleashed!: Find all trophy parts in chapter 6.
Bearhug's Awakening: Find all trophy parts in chapter 5.
Brainhov's Retaliation: Kill 500 shambling zombies.
Braintrust On Line!: Find all trophy parts in chapter 3.
Convenient Alliance: Complete chapter 8.
Fast Zombies Are the New 'In'!: Win 10 multiplayer games with Brainhov.
Fortune Favors the Bold: Find the trophy in chapter 1.
Frailty: Kill 200 feral zombies.
Human Extinction: Slaughter 500 humans.
Humanity's Demise: Find all trophy parts in chapter 8.
Just a Scratch: Defeat Albotenstein with 75% health or more.
Know Your Basics: Complete chapter 1.
Like a Thief in the Night: Complete chapter 5.
Looking for Trouble: Complete chapter 6 without deactivating Braintrust.
Monstrous Evolution: In multiplayer, reach level 4 with each Monster.
New Beginning: Complete chapter 2.
New Breed: Win a multiplayer game with Brainhov.
Overpowered!: In multiplayer, launch a Dead Rush of at least 20 zombies with Tycoon.
Overwhelmed!: In multiplayer, launch a Dead Rush of at least 40 zombies with Brainhov.
Rough & Tough!: Kill a redneck in multiplayer.
Skidmark to the Rescue!: Find all trophy parts in chapter 4.
Slow Zombies Still Rock!: Win 10 multiplayer games with Tycoon.
Slowpoke: Kill 100 shambling zombies.
Think Like a Zombie: Obtain a rating of 5 brains in any chapter of the campaign.
Total Meltdown: Find all trophy parts in chapter 7.
Tycoon's Superiority: Kill 1000 feral zombies.
Versatile: Use all abilities of each Monster at least once.
Zombie Expert: Check out every page of the Codex.
Zombie Explorer: Obtain a rating of 5 brains in at least 4 chapters of the campaign.
Zombie Mastermind: Obtain a rating of 5 brains in every chapter of the campaign.
Zombie Overlord: Obtain all Zombie Tycoon 2: Brainhov's Revenge trophies.
Zombie-of-All-Trades: Transform zombies into each of the 6 archetypes in one multiplayer game.


Acupuncure is one of the cornerstones of my treatment and is very effective. The more energy you possess, the better you can heal!
It can aid digestion, reduce stress, and completely heal certain ailments/problems such as poor digestion, headaches, nausea, etc. Its great for detoxing and it can heal specific organs such as the liver, bladder, intestines, lungs, etc. It helps rebalance the body and gets it working optimally.
There is way more it can do as well but I would not be the wisest person to mention all of its benefits.
There is a big difference between a good acupuncturist and an expert acupuncturist that has been doing it for like 30 years. I would try to find one who has a lot of experience who won't sell you on all of their products, etc. unless they have treated people who have candida multiple times.


(Bryson) Vacating part of costs award. The cost of a trial consultant for preparation of computer animations and graphics was not taxable.
(Newman) Reversing holding of invalidity for indefiniteness. A technical lack of antecedent basis for a claim term did not render the claim indefinite. "When the meaning of the claim would reasonably be understood by persons of ordinary skill when read in light of the specification, the claim is not subject to invalidity upon departure from the protocol of antecedent basis'."
(Lourie) Affirming judgment of willful infringement and damages award. The patentee was not bound as a matter of collateral estoppel by the reasonable royalty rate found in a prior litigation between the parties over the same patent, because the infringements at issue began at different times. The jury finding of willful infringement in the prior litigation was relevant and admissible on the issue of willfulness in the second litigation.
Denying motion for rehearing en banc on whether infringement under Section 271(f) applied to process claims. Lourie, Michel, Linn and Dyk dissented.
(Lourie) Reversing dismissal of action for lack of standing. The plaintiff did not transfer all the attributes of ownership of the patent.
(Rader) Affirming jury verdict of literal infringement, willfulness, and indirect infringement and district court's JMOL vacating the jury's verdict of infringement under the doctrine of equivalents. Also affirming award of double damages and attorneys fees. The patent-in-suit was directed to "Method and Apparatus for Scalable, High BandwidthStorage Retrieval and Transportation of Multimedia Data on a Network." Dyk dissented on an issue of claim construction.
Denying motion for rehearing en banc on written description issue. Rader joined by Gajarsa dissented. Lourie joined by Michel and Newman wrote separately to emphasize that CAFC law is clear that there is a separate written description requirement.
(Newman) Affirming holding of noninfringement, reversing holdings of no intentional interference with economic advantage and unfair competition, and vacating an award of attorney fees. The defendant's offer to sell was not of the patented artificial turf product.
(Newman) Affirming Board decision of obviousness. "An explicit teaching that identifies and selects elements from different sources and states that they should be combined in the same way as the invention at issue, is rarely found in the prior art."